Snot is completely normal. In response to infection, the immune system produces stickier and thicker snot. “Mucus is a ...

Ever wondered why the color of your snot is different when you're sick? You're probably not the first person to ask this question. There are actually many reasons why your snot's changes color ...

“Nasal mucus that would necessitate a visit to your doctor may include frequent nosebleeds, nasal congestion that doesn’t go ...

Open your tissue, if you dare. The color of your snot can reveal a lot about your health. Our noses are lined with mucus membranes that secrete snot to help keep our tissues healthy and trap dirt ...

Clear mucus is totally normal. The body naturally produces about 1.5 quarts of it every day — enough to fill a Breyer's ice cream container. It keeps your nasal passages lubricated and germ-free ...

Myth or fact? Snot can be good for you. Producing mucus will help clear your sinuses, help clear your nasal passages. Laura Martin, MD, MPH And the snot and the mucus, they help keep our mucous ...